Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-30
LEGAL NEWS.
Court met on Monday of this week at9 =
NJ. Judge Hazsn presiding.

Court met on Monday of this week at9
NJ, Judge Hszsn presiding.
George Page of Millerstown who plea
guilty 70 selling liquor to men of lntemper
ate habits and minors, was sent need 10 Law
fines of 500, costs, and months m county
isiI, the Court doubling its power to send
him to the work house.
r. p. Scott, ESQ.,, read his petition to re-
woke Nr Seller.' license, and the answer
thereto, and asked that the record Of the q
s.. finding Sellers guilty be included In MS
petition. This the counsel for the defence
objected to, alleging the record to De made
snbseouent TO the presenting OF the petition
and therefore no. competent. The Court sus-
tanned the objection and Scott eSked leave TO
amend his petition, which was granted, ana
a hearing of the case fixed for next Saturday
at ppm.
Some guardians were appointed, some mo-
tiops heard. and Court adjourned to meet at
IP.M. when the regular trial list as adver'
tised wes taken up.
Conrt met Monday afternoon, With Judges
Hazeu and McMichael presiding, and the
following cases were disposed Of up to Thurs
day noon.
TRIAL LIST THIS WEEK.
AL. Nicholson VS.. L. Hammond ct al
settled.
C.H. Hardman vs. Ii. W. Christy settled
Louis Bolton and wife VS. Benton Dick,
Sept 26, verdict for plaintiff.
j. W. Kennedy VS. /. w. Norton, Sept. "a,
verdict for defendant.
JIM. Thompson for use VS.. Grove Bros
settled.
r. "A. Brown VS. 6. P Painter ct al, Sept.
q. verdict for the plaintiff tor ..
John Balfour ex'r VS. z. Conley, verdict for
defendant.
IN. Arters VS.. J. H. Markham-settled.
David McCandless VS.. Jno. Balfour. ex'r-
verdict for plaintiff for so.
B. F. Covert vs. NJ Flinner-verdict for
plaintiff for S4l.7e.
White & Wallace VS. E. Forsythe-yerdict
for defendant.
VIM. Connolly ct al VS. j. NJ. Painter ct al
-case settled.
w. Reed and wife VS.. ". Fl. Craig-set-
tied.
c. schIerderer VS. S. Blafour-continued at
costs of plaintiff.
Clinton twp, VS. G. X. Montgomery Ct al,
Sept. 27, plain tiifs rest their case, and Court
enters a compulsory non-suit.
G. Harold VS. Butler twp.-verdict for
plaintiff for $40.
Euclid Lumber Co. VS. Mary and Jesse
| Glenn-yerdict for pPf tor $50.
V.O Hickman VS. Christie Bros verdict
| for plaintiff for 5350.27.
Fanny A. McNeal VS. DIR. T. C. Wallace
and f.. III. Wallace verdict for defendant.
NOTES.
| Mr.. Jacob Musser was appointed constable
of Muddycreek twp, IN place OF W. I. Eng
1 i 1tzl hstf -Ih n FHtnEr0
serve.
-Jno. Mccullough has been returned to
| Court on a charge of forgery preferred by
| Amos Lusk. ESQ. Shafier OF Zelienople liked
his bail at 81 600, which he secured.
Letters OF administration were granted to
Mary o. Miller on estate of Henry +. Miller
| late of Brady twp, also to Chas. n. Boyd On
estate of Nancy J. Crafty, decd. OF Butler.
The will of Michael Clouse Of Oakland tp.,
was probated and letters - Capt. j. q. Bip-
pus and Frank Reo:.
10. Cochran, E4q Of Apollo, took ont q
| certificate OF his admission TO the Bar here IN
| 1874, and intends practicing law there lie
Is now principal OF the schools OF Apollo.
Mr.. Jos. Marshall was appointed constable
| of Marion typ, in place OF Daniel Emery,
| decd and petition ..as beea presented for
the appointment Of - Young, to be con
| stable OF Penn twp.
PROPERTY TRAN5FERs.
II. ii. Goucher lot in Butler to w. ii. Ii.
Riddle for S47J.
Chas. Duffy mas sold property in Butler 70
Chss. Geible for $lGc0,
Presley Woods has sold some lots in Batter
to B. Kemger for $1,000, and Eliza Woods
| some lots 10 same for $1,000.
w. II. II. Riddle has sold lot in Butler
To G. A. Bailey for $Hj.
H.B. Young hes decided a lot in Gentle
vile to W. Ii. Crime for 81 $40.
Jos. Rockenstein hss sold property in But.
| Ter to N. Criley for $1,000.
Frank Koch has cold property in Butler to
Jos. Rockenstein for 5000.
Eff. Muder has sold two lots IN li1tia!o
| twp. ID g. w. Huey for $50.